🦍 Gorilla Automotive 73-5710 Wheel Hub Centric Rings - Enhance Wheel Stability, Pack of 4 Review

These rings are slightly smaller than my wheel at 73mm. I have another set of 73.1mm aluminum rings and they fit better than these 73mm polypropylene rings.

They're great, but you need to be absolutely sure what size you want. I ordered them and ended up needing 72-5710. 1mm is enough when measuring, so that something does not fit. In general a high quality product. User error on my part.

Great price for a pretty solid hub ring set. It's plastic but well designed. It fits my 2003 Jetta Wagon with original hubs - 57.1mm OD. My secondary wheel has a wheel bore ID of 73.1mm. It had 4 lugs that put pressure on the inner hub to keep it from falling off when the wheels were removed from the car.

I didn't buy them to eliminate vibration. There's a better way to fix this. My story looks like this. New rims (MOMO Quantums) for my VW Jetta MK5 I loved it but there was terrible vibration. With some research and advice from several tire shops, we found that the stock bolts on my car had ball bearings, while the newer slap discs needed a tapered fit. only then does the vibration stop. So I went ahead and bought new bolts and these hub center rings but not for vibration but to be able to…

Seriously, if your car's new wheels are vibrating, you need them. I've had vibrations for years after new wheels. Nothing seemed to fix the vibration. After the last balancing and turning it got even worse. I couldn't go past 60 despite being 70 and the steering wheel shaking out of my hands. The sellers mentioned that I should have these centering rings. It took my son less than an hour to mount them on all four wheels. Just put them in their place, put a board on top, e.g. B. Take a six to…